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Ultra-low loading of IrO2 with an inverse-opal structure in a polymer-exchange membrane water electrolysis

Park et al., 2019

Document ID
7178119378497426819
Author
Park J
Kim S
Kim O
Ahn C
Kim M
Kang S
Jeon T
Shim J
Lee D
Lee J
Cho Y
Sung Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Nano Energy

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In this study, an iridium oxide (IrO 2) inverse-opal membrane-electrode assembly (inverse- opal MEA) was fabricated via the decal-transfer method for an anode in polymer-electrolyte membrane water electrolysis (PEMWE) to decrease the loading of the noble catalyst …
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